Societe Generale is one of the major banking groups in France, headquartered in Paris, and listed companies are listed on the stock markets of Paris, Tokyo and new york respectively. Socié té Gé né rale is one of the largest banking groups in the world, and its market value on the Paris Stock Exchange reached 30 billion euros on February 3, 2000. The long-term debt ratings from June 5438 to February 2000 were "Aa3" (Moody's) and "AA-" (Standard & Poor's). Societe Generale has 5 million private and corporate customers worldwide and 500 branches in 80 countries around the world. About 50% of its shareholders and 40% of its business come from overseas. (Top 500 enterprises in the world 10 enterprises)

Industrial Bank (formerly "Fujian Industrial Bank", renamed in March 2003) was established in August 1988. It is the first batch of joint-stock commercial banks approved by the People's Bank of the State Council and China, and now it is one of the four major national commercial banks in China. Business scope includes: deposits and loans; Settlement at home and abroad; Bill acceptance and discount; Issuing financial bonds; Acting as an agent to issue, honor and underwrite government bonds; Buying and selling government bonds and financial bonds; Inter-bank loans; Buying and selling, acting as an agent to buy and sell foreign exchange; Bank card business; Letter of credit service and guarantee; Acting for payment and insurance agency business; Safe deposit box service; Foreign exchange settlement and sale business; Short-term financing bill underwriting, fund custody, financial derivatives trading and other businesses approved by the State Council Banking Regulatory Authority. Within this scope, banks provide all-round financial services to customers. (As for China Industrial Bank, it has been explained in detail upstairs, so I won't go into details. )